Process priority setting?

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Hello:

Could someone please tell me how to permanently set a process priority for
any given process? For example, I want to lower the process priority for
Firefox.

I know that you can change the priority by pressing Ctrl-Alt-Del and then go
to processes. However, this setting is only kept until you close that
application ( which for me is FireFox ).

Suggestions?
TIA
 
You can use start command in a shell script something like;
start "" /low "some program"
start /?
for the syntax

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| Hello:
|
| Could someone please tell me how to permanently set a process priority for
| any given process? For example, I want to lower the process priority for
| Firefox.
|
| I know that you can change the priority by pressing Ctrl-Alt-Del and then
go
| to processes. However, this setting is only kept until you close that
| application ( which for me is FireFox ).
|
| Suggestions?
| TIA
|
|
 
Thanks for the tip...I tried it...still starts up as NORMAL!
start "" /BELOWNORMAL firefox.exe
start /BELOWNORMAL firefox.exe

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